Oregon

Volunteer Training Opportunities

It’s field season — get outside and give nature a boost!

Like migrating birds returning to nest, our spring volunteer trainings are back! The Nature Conservancy offers several opportunities to develop and expand leadership, naturalist or surveying skills while helping to protect some of Oregon’s most remarkable places.

Trainings begin soon and are filling up quickly, so please contact Molly Dougherty, Oregon volunteer programs director, at (503) 802-8100 or mdougherty@tnc.org for more information, including application instructions. We hope you’ll join us!

Naturalist

Like meeting the public and want to learn more about Oregon's natural history? Become a volunteer naturalist! Greet visitors, answer questions and educate visitors about usage guidelines at our most heavily visited preserves. Volunteers patrol "their" preserves at least twice during the 2012 field season. Trainings:

Crew Leader

Like working outside? This opportunity is for you! Crew leaders provide support and leadership for work parties around the state. Volunteers commit to leading two work parties during field season. Training:

  • Saturday, April 28 (in Portland) 
April 20, 2012

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